#101
Norm!
I read that there is a lego animation toolkit out there. There's a very cool piece of animation software called blockworks
#102
Norm!
There's also lego digital designer which does animation
#103
The new goggles also do nothing.
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I don't think LDD does animation other than in a "printscreen, change, printscreen" kind of way.
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#104
Norm!
I think that's what Lego Digital Design does, you build your models and then animate them and save the animation.
#105
The new goggles also do nothing.
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Location: Calgary
Not from what I can find in the manual or from the LDD animation videos, they all basically emulate stop frame animation and the animating is done outside LDD (i.e. putting together a bunch of screenshots).
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#106
Norm!
nah, I could be completely wrong, I took a quick look through one of the tutorial videos while I was eating my lunch.
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First Line Centre
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Firefighter.
Very large image
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nm. Wrong thread
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The Sea Cow being released next month. Looks very Steam Punk, may need to get it for Mrs. Ironhorse.
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#113
ALL ABOARD!
Getting their headquarters was too good to be true. Still pretty excited for this.
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#114
The new goggles also do nothing.
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Wow. And the article says that the piece doesn't even contain more than an ounce of gold.
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After going back and forth for a few months on it, I decided to bite the bullet and buy the Super Star Destroyer. Man, building that was a lot of fun! Took about 14-15 hours (I was in no hurry, and had a couple days to kill).
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Lego Star Trek would be the end of my life and bank account.
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Lego Star Trek would be the end of my life and bank account.
and i would love that to be a video game too. the game would be so over the top!
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Was there ever any Star Trek based Lego?
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